Denial is one of the Kremlin’s major tools in trying to refute massive bulks of reports claiming Moscow’s support for militants in Donbas. The “We Are Not There” narrative is a product of such behavior while Russia constantly demands hard evidence of their military presence in eastern Ukraine, according to Information Resistance, an OSINT non-government group in Ukraine.
Russia's War Against Ukraine
UNIAN: Activists release new evidence of Russian military presence in Donbas
A Russian flag flies near Russia-backed separatists sitting atop a 2S1 Gvozdika (122-mm self-propelled howitzer) as a convoy of Russian-hybrid forces takes a break as they move from the frontline near the eastern Ukrainian city of Starobeshevo in Donetsk region, on Feb. 25, 2015.
